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The Greek dish, with layers of noodles, meat and cream sauce, is a lot of work. It's also reason enough to invite friends and family over for a feast.

Need an expert on capybaras, narwhals or other weird critters? Find a first-grader.

Sweet pine o' mine! It's time to pick a tree. (Fifty of them, in fact.) Can you find all the sentient Tannenbaums?

The Plainsman Herald was set to cease publication. Then readers rallied around the southeastern Colorado paper, keeping it afloat for at least another year.

Pastitsio, a Greek dish that is sometimes compared to lasagna, is made up of layers of hollow pasta, meat sauce and creamy bechamel.

Can they ask a neighbor to keep his political opinions to himself during parties? Or just keep not inviting him?

She lashed out at moms who "looked at each other that way" after hearing where her kid, who is Hispanic, got into college.

Letter writer is simmering with resentment over second husband's overwhelming clutter.

This letter writer's dad just died without a will. Is it okay to approach his widow about her end-of-life plans?

Every Wednesday at noon Eastern, Aaron Hutcherson and Becky Krystal answer your cooking questions.